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Re: Tree pruning handsaw
[Re: bowhunter27295]
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04/08/20 12:21 AM
04/08/20 12:21 AM
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Chuckles84
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My brother is a tree trimmer out of the local union hall. He has a Silky hanging from his belt. He says they are crazy sharp.
Your entitled to oxygen. Everything else is earned.
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Re: Tree pruning handsaw
[Re: Donnersurvivor]
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04/08/20 01:12 AM
04/08/20 01:12 AM
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Providence Farm
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Silky is the best hands down in my opinion. Just get your preferred sized, all silkys are top notch piece of kit. This is what stays on my harness. Won't climb without it.
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Re: Tree pruning handsaw
[Re: bowhunter27295]
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04/08/20 08:48 AM
04/08/20 08:48 AM
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Posts: 1,579 Duluth, MN
Clark
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Tough to beat Silky. Size the teeth to the job you are doing. If you have a saw with extra-large teeth and try to cut water sprouts on fruit trees or other small suckers they will tend to hack and tear more than one with smaller teeth.
Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen. -Albert Einstein
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Re: Tree pruning handsaw
[Re: bowhunter27295]
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04/08/20 09:27 AM
04/08/20 09:27 AM
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Posts: 16,150 Tennessee
Scuba1
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Silky or really top end if you can get hold of them Felco. Felco also makes the best pruning sheers on the planet. Expensive to buy but you'll only ever need one per lifetime as you can get the springs and blades as spares for cheap. I have the one with the roller bearing in the bottom handle. Had it for over 20 years and it got a lot of use when I lived on a vineyards in the canaries.
Let's go Brandon
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